Simple, it;s all about the fusion power and they don't give a damn about us or those magnetic fields they are busting thru.....this is there way to test the nuclear weapons but in a safer way. We have radiation poisoning from the solar/plasma cells......the wind turbines too.

Why do you think they ignore the magnetic fields? Simple, b/c they are evil, greedy A-holes. The end.

Check this out.....It was written this summer and its on insects and rashes but what caught my eye is where it said A) if one has symetrical lesions (on both sides of body) it is a sure bet it's from an insect? What kind of stupid comment is that? Or maybe it's me that's stupid, but I have had insect bites for over 40 years that were NOT symetrical but that ended last year....now they are all of a sudden symetrical?

Public release date: 28-Jun-2006

Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions

Hopkins researchers develop new quick tool to sort out insect bites in childrenGuidelines should save money, stop unncessary testing
Children afflicted with insect-bite rashes are often misdiagnosed or referred for extensive and costly tests, but a new, easy-to-remember set of guidelines developed at the Johns Hopkins Children's Center should help.

Called SCRATCH, the letters form a memorable acronym for symmetry, cluster, Rover, age, target/time, confused, household). It is a guide to the symptoms and features that help pediatricians and others to recognize the source of a rash.

Insect-bite skin rashes mimic the symptoms of a variety of conditions, ranging from fungal infections, scabies, allergies and environmental contacts, to HIV-associated dermatoses. Reactions to a bite are often delayed, making it difficult to trace exposure.

"SCRATCH could spare many children and their parents from going through invasive-not to mention expensive-procedures if pediatricians recognize the problem early on," says Raquel Hernandez, M.D., a third-year resident at the Children's Center and lead author of the article, published in the July online edition of Pediatrics.

Hernandez and co-author Bernard Cohen, M.D., head of dermatology at the Children's Center, developed SCRATCH by examining a month's worth of patient records from visits to the Children's Center dermatology clinic. They found that the majority of children who were eventually diagnosed with an insect-bite rash had undergone extensive lab tests and skin biopsies before they were referred to Hopkins.

The most common misdiagnosis was scabies, a skin infection caused by a parasite that produces red, itchy lesions. Many of the children were treated repeatedly for scabies.

"These guidelines are really intended to make pediatricians consider insect-bite hypersensitivity as a diagnosis and think twice before referring a child for a skin biopsy or another invasive procedure," Cohen says.
Using the tool is straightforward, Cohen adds. If the rash fits the SCRATCH criteria, it's likely bug-borne.

S for Symmetry
Erruptions are usually symmetric and appear on exposed parts of the body, such as face, neck, arms, legs. Younger children may have rashes on their scalps. Diaper areas, palms and soles are not affected. The trunk is rarely affected. By contrast, scabies causes rashes on palms, soles and between toes and fingers.

C for Clusters
Lesions appear in "meal clusters," described as breakfast, lunch and dinner. The linear or triangular clusters are typical of bedbug bites, but also appear in bites caused by fleas.

R for Rover Not Required
Presence of pets in the household is not a criterion for diagnosis because a bite might occur outside of the home.

A for Age Specific
The condition is most prevalent in children between the ages of 2 and 10.

T for Target Lesions and Time
Target-shaped lesions - named so for their resemblance to the bull's eye on a target -- are typical of insect-bite hypersensitivity. Time indicates the chronic/recurrent nature of the eruptions. Many patients may have delayed reactions and may not experience flareups until months or years after the intial exposure. Most children develop full immunity by age 10 and no longer have recurrent rashes.

C for Confusion
Parents often express confusion and disbelief at the suggestion that there might be fleas or bedbugs in their homes. "One of the primary criteria is that if the parents don't believe me, I am probably right," Cohen says.

H for Household with Single Family Member Affected
Unlike conditions that have similar symptoms, such as scabies and atopic dermatitis, insect-bite rashes often appear in a single member in a family.

"Common sense might tell us that fleas and mosquitoes would affect other members of the family, but we must keep in mind that these rashes develop in children who have hypersensitivity that others do not have," Hernandez said.

and yes....once again, I ran across another strange HIV article, only that there is no write up this is so new....but here is the title:

You mentioned the vagina....well, I dunno for sure but I have been saying strep is going to play a role as much or really MORE than Staph does with our illness...Remember, I said Strep, not Strip Sarah!! LOL Then, I found this:
[Vaginal colonization of group B Streptococcus: a study in 267 cases of factory women]
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/quer ... t=Abstract

and favorite quote of the day that I heard???

Ultimately, an understanding of these principles that underlie natural photosynthesis should point the way to the development of efficient, robust artificial systems for solar energy storage.

hey great point ..
years ago had circular saw accident.. like nipped the tip of my diget.... i had some stiches on the middle finger of the left hand ...
.. oddly another circular scar is forming on adjacent finger....

"Treatment of cutaneous protothecosis with a variety of topical and systemic antibacterial, antifungal, and antiprotozoal agents has met with variable success (47, 49). Surgical excision is recommended for small localized lesions. Amphotericin B and the azoles (itraconazole, fluconazole, and ketoconazole) appear to be the most effective medical treatment (11, 49, 67, 71, 93). Cure of olecranon bursitis generally requires bursectomy (47, 49). Repeated drainage has failed; however, drainage coupled with local instillation of amphotericin B has been curative (20, 76). Treatment of disseminated protothecosis is best accomplished with amphotericin B, although the optimal dose and duration of therapy are uncertain (49, 93)."

It seems odd that no one with the fibers has AIDS when everything I read that could be connected to what I suffer from says things like this, “Disseminated protothecosis is rare and almost always occurs in individuals with severe immunocompromise from cancer treatment, a prior solid organ transplant, or AIDS (36, 43, 48, 54, 93, 104)” ~ scroll half way down in link provided

Title: Hyperspectral Identification for Collaborative Tracking
Abstract: Many problems exist, particularly in defense and security scenarios, in which long-term tracking of objects is important. Long-term tracking generally requires the use of collected features in order to uniquely identify the object of interest. As conditions under which the features are collected changes, so do the features. While different sensor phenomenologies have been developed to collect feature measurements (i.e., measurements that depend on target attributes such as shape or color), this effort is focused on using dynamically collected features from hyperspectral sensors under changing operating conditions to extend track lifetime. Changing operating conditions preclude the use of a priori feature databases; thus, a feature database that is built "on-the-fly" is required to reliably track vehicles over longer periods. Furthermore, the feature database must be dynamically managed since, as conditions that affect the collected features change, the previously collected features may no longer be used to realiably identify the vehicle. Toyon Research proposes to analyze and statistically model hyperspectral feature data, and develop a feature database management algorithm to accommodate changing operating conditions. Moreover, Toyon will analyze the utility of using hyperspectral signatures and the database management algorithm to extend track life.
Digital Receiver Geolocation Technology Simulation
Abstract: Man/hardware-in-the-loop laboratory simulation is the most cost-effective methodology for evolving/maturing advanced receiver geolocation technologies because the battlefield can be brought to the laboratory through multi-spectral synthetic battlespace simulation. Current laboratory laboratory RF threat environment simulators do not provide the required fidelity to accurately simulate the parameters needed to develop ultra-precise direction finding and geolocation capabilities. DRA proposes to solve this challenging technology limitation by developing an Advanced RF Geolocation Simulation Testbed (ARGST) for rapid prototyping of advanced RF receiver processor geolocation. The ARGST flexible architecture will enable the development of advanced geolocation technologies for single and multiple aircraft within a controlled laboratory environment enabling repeatable test and step-by-step evaluation/debugging capabilities. ARGST will provide simulator technology to develop advanced geolocation capabilities for receiver/processor technologies within new military concepts such as Advanced Threat Alert (ATA) Advanced Technology Demonstration, and Lightweight Modular Support Jammer (LMSJ) for application to military aircraft such as F-35, F-15, F-16, F-117, B-2, and C-130. During Phase II, DRA will develop a prototype capability using the Sensors Directorate's Integrated Demonstrations and Applications Laboratory (IDAL) as a testbed to demonstrate key performance characteristics. The Phase II effort will provide a building-block capability for rapid evolution of advanced RF receiver/processor technology.

Any opinions on products like this for potential topical “spot” treatment for this condition?

CIMEX BIOTECH — CryoPen®

Description

Cimex contracted Nucleus to create a medical animation for training physicians how to use their product, the CryoPen®, a medical device that freezes tissue without the use of cryogenic liquids or gases.
Solution

Nucleus created a 2D medical animation showing physicians how the CryoPen® works to treat skin lesions. Using a cross-sectional view of a skin lesion, the animation demonstrates the CryoPen® freezing skin layers, identifying the frost line, kill zone, transition zone and recovery zone of the frozen lesion.

An alternative may be purchased in drug stores. (Dr. Scholl’s wart remover)

During my years of pre-awareness, I had this type of procedure done by a dermatologist. It worked like a charm on that occasion and it never came back. I wonder what reaction the fibers have to this type of chemical process?

"The study of biofilm communities benefits from the efforts of investigators from many different disciplines, including environmental and clinical biologists, surface chemists, engineers, and mathematical modelers, who bring their unique questions, perspectives, and technologies to bear on this phenomenon. Unfortunately, it's difficult to keep abreast of the scientific literature in one's own field, let alone others"

Okay Mr. TamTam, but HOW did I become infected. Was this stuff released as a pesticide? Is it sold to the general public? I need to know. I will take action, but I can't just go and say "Hey, look, I have some fibers in my skin and you did it." They will lock me up so fast. My children and I are suffering as are many, many people, as you know. We need to know Who and Why for starters. You help is much appreciated.

You make it sound so easy. First of all you need more convincing evidence that this is what we are infected with. Where should we go to get tested and analyzed for this modified bio crap? Solid proof. Yes you have a video, and yes you could be expert witness I assume. However, what doctor or scientist will even risk his career or even give up their time to evaluate us? Is Wymore on your side? Does he believe in your findings? Who do you recommend we get to help us. I am just one person. I am struggling to even get any kind of diagnosis from a physician. I am a lost sole. Just what the government wants me to be. May I personally ask why you have not sought litigation? I have many more unanswered questions. PLEASE HELP.